Many mammalian species use chemosignals to coordinate reproduction by altering the
physiology and behavior of both sexes. Chemosignals prime reproductive physiology so that …

Chemical communication plays many key roles in mammalian reproduction, although
attention has focused particularly on male scent signalling. Here, we review evidence that …

Males and females of most mammalian species depend on chemosignals to find, attract and
evaluate mates and, in most cases, these appetitive sexual behaviors are strongly …

Recognizing the individual and sexual identities of conspecifics is critical for adaptive social
behavior and, in most mammals this information is communicated primarily by …

In Syrian hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus), precopulatory behaviors such as vaginal scent
marking are essential for attracting a suitable mate. Vaginal marking is dependent on …

This paper focuses on women in the poorer nations, such as in Africa, who experience
perimenopause and are coping with symptoms associated with perimenopause. The lack of …

Reproduction and energy metabolism are linked, and the interaction between these two
biological systems is important for understanding obesity, infertility, sexual dysfunction, and …

Adaptive reproductive behavior requires the ability to recognize and approach possible
mating partners in the environment. Syrian hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus) provide a useful …